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In this setting, each exon and probe is uniquely mapped to only one transcript cluster, allowing for a unique gene expression value for each individual gene after pre-processing and eliminating the need to use avarage value for each gene.

Most scholars of Afro-Asiatic agree that the verbal systems of all Afro-Asiatic languages can ultimately be traced back to the common protolanguage (usually allowing for a unique development in Egyptian).

One of the coolest ideas he discussed was a networked method for sensing the mood of huge groups of people and allowing for a unique method for voting on global questions.

His virtual simulations were based in concept to those used at the CERN (and even approved by scientists there), allowing for a unique and innovative conceptual visualization of the infinitesimal interactions that humans can never truly observe.

Thanks to the unique topography of the nightlife in Germany's capitol, Jungle was rubbing shoulders with its older cousins House and Techno, allowing for a unique form of cross- fertilisation not seen anywhere else.

Thanks to the unique topography of the nightlife in Germany's capital, jungle was rubbing shoulders with its older cousins house and techno, allowing for a unique form of cross- fertilisation not seen anywhere else.

But you have to give credit where credit is due: Facebook has certainly allowed for a unique form of social mobilisation and its spirit, speed, and versatility can not be underestimated.

This allows for a unique method of destroying microbes with a combination of both mechanisms.

These favourable properties, guaranteed by virtue of convergence, allow for a unique performance evaluation of the control system.

Implementation of the adaptive kernel estimation involves a very simple procedure and allows for a unique scheme that handles strong shocks and rarefactions the same way.

However, our response rate allowed for a unique data subset to analyze given that exactly 50%% had an EUS fellowship program versus 50%% that did not.